ITV DHD 200-30, Руководство пользователя

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9
ENGLISH
START UP
1. VERIFY THE FOLLOWING
• Is the machine leveled?
• Voltage and frequency are the same as those on the nameplate?
• Are the drains connected and operating?
• Is water pressure appropriate?
NOTE: In case inlet water pressure is higher than 85 psi (6 bar), install a pressure regulator.
2. START-UP
Once the installation instructions have been followed, proceed as follows:
1) Open the water inlet (only DHD 200-30 W models). Verify the absence of leakages.
2) Connect the machine to the power supply.
3) Press the water dispenser button (only DHD 2000-30 W models), and verify it is dispensed properly.
4) Press the ice dispenser button, and on the inside of the bin, verify that the agitator and the paddle wheel
rotate smoothly and without friction.
5) Place the ice machine on the dispenser, following its instructions.
SEQUENCE OF OPERATION
1. DISPENSING ICE
The ice falls into the bin from the ice maker. Then it is stored until the user presses the ice dispensing button.
This opens the trapdoor that allows the ice cubes to drop; meanwhile the gear motor rotates the paddle
wheel which raises the ice cubes until they fall through the chute. The agitator rotates with the paddle
wheel, cutting up the ice blocks.
When the user releases the button, the trapdoor closes and the gear motor stops.
The bin is thermally insolated and keeps the ice in perfect condition for a long period of time. Despite this,
to prevent the ice from forming blocks if it is not dispensed during a determined interval, the gear motor
rotates the paddle wheel and the agitator during a short while automatically, without any user action. As
the trapdoor remains closed, no unintentional “ghost ice” is produced. The duration and interval of this
automatic rotation can be modified (see chapter 7.5).
MINIMUM 10 psi (0,7 Bar)
MAXIMUM 85 psi (6 Bar)